During the pandemic New Zealand has become a safe haven for international film studios, creating a surge in demand for ‘stunties’
urrowed in a beige building block in Auckland’s industrial east, a neat line of stunt hopefuls wait their turn to take their first step on an “air ram”. With enough power to flip a full sized car, the menacing looking metal pedal is designed to vault the “stunties” high into the air, as if tossed from an exploding building.
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